I tried it in the training mode, but switched back to first-person and forgot it even exists most of the time.
Poopfeast420
joined 2 years ago
Nope, the game is and will probably always be spammy. Everyone has unlimited ammo. I definitely prefer this btw.
There's map control of course, just not like arena shooters. Most maps have changing objectives, around which the fights happen.
Instead of more difficult weapons you're managing your abilities and cooldowns.
That's just the kind of game OW is.
I've been playing for about two months now, after a multi-year break from the game. Just casual, not competitive (although Stadium is classified as competitive). It's great.
Two bad things for me. Flex Queue means Tank, which sucks, because I'd like to play all roles, but now have to just queue DPS/Heal. Also, the matchmaker is shit, so most games are relatively one-sided (Quick Play and Stadium).
Microsoft needs to make it so i never need to go into the steam app or the GOG app
That's never going to happen with any store. Not Microsoft, not Steam, not Epic, not GOG. GOG games could be added anywhere, since they're not tied to a launcher.
Either start pirating everything or "hope" one store on PC gets a real monopoly, so it's the only one to buy from.
to this day, I still have no idea how DOS and DOS2 are related plotwise
They're in the same world, but a thousand years apart or something, so there is no real connection.
Small references to the first game with books, maybe dialog a few times, nothing major.
It's a dumb hypothetical, because of a dumb question.
Depends on who you ask. Square might have projected 15m sales on the first day, in which case it did.
Dead Cells
Never really agreed with the Metroidvania label, same with Skul: The Hero Slayer. You unlock different biomes (and side rooms), but the items to do so are more like keys. Just my thoughts on that.
Hollow Knight
Tunic
Ori
Animal Well
Axiom Verge
Finally beat Windblown on the hardest difficulty (one run). Now I'm back down one step to unlock the new items that were added in the last six months.
Most of this sites post are blogspam "articles", where you might as well just link to the original. But I think the posts here are just automated, with no real filter for what's useful and what isn't.
I've always wondered, and guessed it comes from consoles or maybe a Japanese thing, why is it called Title Update? What other kinds of updates do games get?
Although not in this case, often it would also be clarified that it was a free update. Do people pay for game updates? For me an update is the same as a patch, mainly fixes, sometimes new stuff. Then you have expansions/add-ons or DLC that are mostly paid.